Ironjar Aromatic | Elden Ring Wiki
Ironjar Aromatic is a Consumable Item in Elden Ring. Most Consumables grant various effects such as restorative properties for recovering HP, removing certain negative status effects or applying temporary buffs and debuffs, while others can be thrown at enemies to deal damage.
Forbidden art of depraved perfumers.
Craftable with a perfume bottle.
Uses FP to temporarily turn body to steel, boosting poise, resistances and damage negation at the expense of mobility and vulnerability to lightning.
An art that requires fragments of hunted noble jars. Depraved perfumers are plainly in league with jar poachers.
Ironjar Aromatic use in Elden Ring
Ironjar Aromatic uses FP to temporarily turn wielder's body to steel
- Physical Damage Negation +40%
- Lightning Damage Negation -60%
- Tier 4 Hardness
- All aux status resistance +45
- Slowed Movement Speed
- Heavy Dodge Rolls
- Duration: 40 secs
This is a Body 'Buff' and will not stack with other buffs of the same type.
- See Buffs and Debuffs for more information on stacking buffs.
Elden Ring Ironjar Aromatic Crafting Guide
To craft Ironjar Aromatic you would need the Perfumer's Cookbook [3] as well as the following Crafting Materials:
- Altus Bloom x2
- Budding Cave Moss x1
- Living Jar Shard x3
- Perfume Bottle x1
Ironjar Aromatic Cookbook Location in Elden Ring
Perfumer's Cookbook [3] can be found at Auriza Side Tomb.
Elden Ring Ironjar Aromatic Notes & Tips
- You can hold up to 10 Ironjar Aromatic.
- You can store up to 600 Ironjar Aromatic.
- Ironjar Aromatics, like other perfume consumables, require empty Perfume Bottles to be created. After use the bottle is returned to the player's inventory, allowing for another perfume to be created after the player has left combat
- Stacks multiplicatively with Golden Vow / Rallying Standard.
- You can circumvent the heavier dodge roll by using Quickstep or Bloodhound's Step.
